Internet Censorship: Wehret den Anfängen

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"Child pornography is great," the speaker at the podium declared enthusiastically. "It is great because politicians understand child pornography. By playing that card, we can get them to act, and start blocking sites. And once they have done that, we can get them to start blocking file sharing sites".

”One day we will have a giant filter that we develop in close cooperation with IFPI and MPA. We continuously monitor the child porn on the net, to show the politicians that filtering works. Child porn is an issue they understand,” Johan Schlüter said with a grin, his whole being radiating pride and enthusiasm from the podium.

Johan Schlüter from the Danish Anti-Piracy Group,

a lobby organization for the music and film industry associations.

http://christianengstrom.wordpress.com/

2010/04/27/ifpis-child-porn-strategy/

OK, and now let's put an end to this. I'll do my part and inform the member of parliament from my district (both the state and federal parliament's), the German parties (state and federal) and maybe also the Bundesverfassungsschutz (kind of intelligence agency to monitor extremists in Germany). The more people mail them the more likely we can reach their attention threshold.

Such a pro-censorship behaviour of an organisation's representative is showing hostility to our constitution if it's being shared by the German equivalents (and it may be that the Danish organisation is active in Germany anyway).

These people need to be exposed for what they are; dangerous. People in suit and tie don't look as conspicuous as a skinhead or green-haired Antifa activist do, but that only makes them more dangerous.

Internet censorship in Germany

Internet censorship again

Zuerst holten sie die Kommunisten;
ich schwieg, denn ich war kein Kommunist.
Dann holten sie die Juden;
ich schwieg, denn ich war kein Jude.
Dann holten sie die Gewerkschaftsmitglieder unter den Arbeitern;
ich schwieg, denn ich war kein Gewerkschafter.
Danach holten sie die Katholiken;
ich schwieg, denn ich war Protestant.
Schließlich holten sie mich,
und da war keiner mehr, der für mich hätte sprechen können.

(Martin Niemöller)

(First they came for the communists;

I kept silent, for I was no communist.

The they came for the Jews;

I kept silent, for I was no Jew.

Then they came for the trade unionists among the workers;

I kept silent, for I was no trade unionist.

Afterwards they came for the catholics;

I kept silent, for I was protestant.

Finally they came for me,

and nobody was left who could have raised his voice for me.)

Wehret den Anfängen!

Sven Ortmann

P.S.: This post was repeated in German due to its importance.

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